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RoLinC talk: Chiara Gianollo
Speaker: Chiara Gianollo (University of Bologna) Title: From ‘alter / alius’ to ‘altro’: ambiguity and context-dependence of ‘”other” in Latin and in Italian Date: 23rd May Time: 1-2 pm Utrecht time Zoom link: please contact the organizers
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RoLinC talk: Imanol Suárez-Palma
Speaker: Imanol Suárez-Palma (University of Florida) Title: On dative possessors and middle-passive constructions in Spanish Date: 16th May Time: 1-2 pm, Utrecht time Zoom link: please contact the organizers
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RoLinC talk: Alina McLellan
Speaker: Alina McLellan (University of Manchester) Title: Sak relatives in Reunion Creole: light-headed or free? Date: 9th May Time: 1-2 pm Utrecht time Zoom link: please contact the organizers
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RoLinC talk by Víctor Acedo-Matellán & Isabel Oltra-Massuet
Title: Prepositional verbs in Catalan: From event to argument structure Date: 2 May Time: 1-2 pm Utrecht time Víctor Acedo-Matellán (University of Oxford) & Isabel Oltra-Massuet (Universitat Rovira i Virgili) will give a talk with the title Prepositional verbs in Catalan: From event to argument structure Date: 2 May time: 1-2 pm Utrecht time place:…
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RoLinC talk by Alice Corr & Onkar Singh
On April 25, Alice Corr (Birmingham) and Onkar Singh (Cambridge) will give a talk with the title Adjective-Noun orders in Turkish Judeo-Spanish: a case of conservatism or innovation in the nominal domain? To receive the Zoom link, please contact the organizers
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Syntax Interface Lecture: Caterina Donati
On March 30, Caterina Donati (LLF, CNRS) will give a SIL talk with the title Reduced structures and invisible agreement. Abstract Reduced structures and invisible agreement (joint work with Carlo Cecchetto) Cecchetto & Donati 2022 (C&D) propose an analysis of a number of reduced structures in Italian which builds on Chomsky’s (2019) claim that sentences…
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EMLAR talk: Wolfram Hinzen
Wolfram Hinzen (U Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona) will give a keynote talk within EMLAR 2023. The talk will be entitled Language function as a privileged window into cognitive change and decline. Registration is required. Attendance is free for ILS members. More information on the EMLAR webpage. Abstract Language function as a privileged window into cognitive change…
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